Achievement.
This page explains how Grace Montessori School helps children from low-income families succeed in school and life.
Achievement
Educational Success
Grace Montessori School was founded to help low-income children escape poverty through quality education. Our programs foster cognitive, social, emotional, and spiritual growth. We offer scholarships to 30% of students each year. Over $1 million in aid has been awarded to help close the achievement gap. We measure success through teacher observations and standardized tests.
What this looks like in practice
At Grace Montessori, children engage in structured learning through hands-on activities. Teachers observe and track progress regularly. Parents receive biannual reports detailing child development. Children participate in reading assessments and standardized tests as they advance through grades.
Children who attend Grace Montessori show improved reading skills and academic readiness. Parents notice better focus, confidence, and independence at home. These skills support lifelong learning and success in school and beyond.